Sentence examples for this report echoes from inspiring English sources

"This report echoes what the RCN has been saying about the importance of staffing levels and skill mix.

This report echoes the discussions that took place during those four months of reflection and debate.

This report echoes the findings of Gattinoni and coworkers [ 7] and begs the question, is there any evidence to justify prone ventilation?

Some of the recommendations made in this report echoed the earlier analysis from Kogan and Henkel [ 11].

Chloe, who has never read the report, echoes the same sentiment: "It's almost like this engrained belief that women can't understand that their pain is normal.

Andy Burnham, the Labour shadow health secretary, who this week committed his party to "safe staffing levels" at all hospitals, said the report "echoes concerns at the majority of NHS hospitals".

Laura Janes, of The Howard League for Penal Reform, said: "This important report echoes my experience of the problems young people in conflict with the law face.

Many of the recommendations in the report echoed the need to create clear lines of authority.

The shadow health secretary, Andy Burnham, said the report echoed concerns at most NHS hospitals.

Russell Hobby, the general secretary of school leaders' union NAHT, said the report echoed concerns from school leaders.

But Caleb A. Jaffe, a senior lawyer for the Southern Environmental Law Center, one of the groups leading opposition to uranium mining, said the report echoed concerns his group had raised.